But that is a less charming option.Īlso it would be possible to have a usb device to have the system powered on using a timer. Sid Meiers Alpha Centauri⢠(Strategy)ll 24 games and extensions. My BIOS doesn't allow me to schedule power up/down, however there'a some setting I can use to have it power up after power failure that I can use with a timer on my power plug. This may look like a lot of money, but it turns out that it boils down to 7.1 per game if you buy all the games listed above. But as I see there's no WOL driver loaded in the freebsd kernel currenly and also my router doesn't support scheduled sending this package. This leaves me to look for an alternative option: my supermicro mainboard has ipmi to remotely power up the system, however I want it to be done scheduled, and afaik there's no option to do that by using ipmi.Īnother option would be to use wake on lan and have my router send a magic package every morning.
I also for the freebsd forum post above and it seems like there has not been any progress whatsoever on this particular apci option, so I guess a similar option as in openmediavault will not be added to freenas anytime soon (although I hope I'm wrong) Openmediavault (linux / debian) allows me to install a plugin that uses the rtc wake to power up the system at a scheduled time.
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Still I would love to have this functionality added to my freenas system and I'm not sure how to get this done. And maybe it's not possible and in that case I will have to look further into software packages that do allow this I don't need to have this discussion / these arguments once again, all I want is help to get the power cyling working on a freenas system. I also read a lot of opinions from people who say it financially doesn't make sense to shut down the system at night since electricity doesn't cost much. Digging up this older post, I know this issue has been discussed several times in the past and a common statement is "freenas is an enterprise solution backup system and a scheduled shutdown / power up approach makes no sense ".
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